Orange Handprint Remembrance Decal

Orange Handprint Remembrance Decal

The handprint symbolizes presence, identity, and the lasting mark each child leaves behind. Its detailed design reflects strength, connection, and remembrance, while the orange background represents resilience, healing, and the commitment to honor children’s stories and carry their memories forward with care and respect.

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  • I absolutely love this "Every Child Matters" shirt. The message is powerful, the quality is excellent, and I'm proud to wear it to help raise awareness.

    Sarah Mitchell

  • The quality of this shirt is fantastic. The print is clear, the fabric feels premium, and I appreciate the important message behind the design.

    Amanda Johnson

  • I am grateful to have found this shirt. It is beautifully made, very comfortable, and serves as a meaningful reminder that every child matters.

    Nicole Young
    Orange Shirt Day: 
    • The origins of the orange shirt holiday can be traced back to a young girl named Phyllis Webstad, who was a member of the Stswecem'c Xgat'tem First Nation in Canada. In 1973, when Phyllis was just six years old, she was taken from her family and sent to a residential school, where she was stripped of her clothes and given an orange shirt to wear.

      For Phyllis, the orange shirt represented the loss of her identity and culture, and it had a profound impact on her life. In 2013, Phyllis shared her story at a residential school commemoration event, and her experience inspired the creation of the orange shirt holiday.

      Today, the orange shirt holiday is celebrated across the United States, and it is a time for people to honor the experiences of Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools. People of all ages come together to buy and wear orange shirts, and the color orange has become a symbol of reconciliation and healing.

      For many people, the orange shirt holiday is more than just a tradition – it is a way to show support for Indigenous communities and raise awareness about the lasting impact of residential schools. As people wear their orange shirts with pride, they are sending a powerful message of hope and solidarity, and they are helping to create a brighter future for all.

    Product Detail:

    • A perfect choice to add your car window, laptop, computer, truck, tablet, toolbox, cooler, wall, auto, RV, and much more. Or simply give it as a gift to bring a smile to someone's face!
    • The decals are made of high-quality permanent vinyl that is scratch and water-resistant, ensuring a lifespan of up to 5 years on the exterior of your vehicle.
    • Easy peel & stick application to any clean, smooth surface. The
      transfer tape which we use on our products is clear which makes for easy application.
    • Please keep in mind if you have tinted windows, black will not show up well on your vehicle.
    • Decals can be removed, but not reused. If the decals are applied to a cup/tumbler, it should be hand washed only.
    • Made In The USA.

    1. RETURN & EXCHANGE POLICY

    Because all products are custom printed specifically for each customer, we do not accept returns or exchanges due to personal preference, wrong size selection, or fit issues.

    If you have any issues with your order, please contact us at: support@nativeheritagestore.com

    Please do not return any item without a shipping label & contacting us first. Any unauthorized returns sent to the address on the package will not be accepted or refunded.

    2. REFUND & REPLACEMENT POLICY

    We accept free replacement or refund in the following cases:
    - Item arrives damaged.
    - Poor quality printing or printing defects.
    - Wrong item received (wrong design or wrong product type).
    - Wrong size sent by us (different from the size ordered).
    - Order has not arrived within:
    30 days for US orders
    60 days for international orders
    (excluding 7–10 business days processing time)

    To request support, please email us with:
    - Order number.
    - Clear photos showing the problem.
    - Photo of the QR code or shipping label attached to the package (for damaged/incorrect items).

    After reviewing your request, we will arrange a replacement or refund if the case qualifies.

    3. REPLACEMENT & REFUND PROCESS

    Replacement Orders
    - Replacement orders follow the same processing and shipping timeline as normal orders:
    - Processing: 7 business days
    - Delivery: 2–4 weeks
    - Customers do not need to pay any replacement or resend fees for approved cases.
    Refunds
    - Refunds will be processed after your request is approved.
    - The refund will be returned to your original payment method within 3–10 business days, depending on your bank/payment provider.

    4. CASES DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR REPLACEMENTS

    We do not accept refund or replacement requests for:
    - Customer selected the wrong size.
    - Customer does not like the material as described in each product.
    - Package is lost because the customer provided an incorrect shipping address.
    - Customer changes the order or shipping address after the product has entered production or has been shipped.
    - Customer returns the product without contacting our store.
    - Customer refuses or misses delivery due to personal reasons.

    5. ORDER MODIFICATION & CANCELLATION

    After placing an order, customers have 2 hours to contact us for order changes or cancellation.

    After 2 hours, or once the order has entered production, the order cannot be modified or canceled.

    6. DAMAGED OR INCORRECT ITEMS

    We always do our best to ensure product quality and order accuracy. However, in rare cases, customers may receive damaged items, printing defects, or incorrect products.

    In these cases, we guarantee support through: free replacement or refund for the affected item.

    Requirements:
    - The item must be reported within 30 days after delivery.
    - The product or print must be defective, damaged, or different from the ordered item.
    - Customers must submit photos of the product as feedback to prove that it is defective.

    7. LOST PACKAGE / RETURN TO SENDER

    Customers are responsible for providing an accurate and complete shipping address.

    Incorrect Shipping Address: 
    If the package is lost due to an incorrect address provided by the customer, we are not responsible for replacement or refund.

    Returned to Sender: 
    If tracking shows the package was returned due to:
    - Wrong address.
    - Recipient unavailable.
    - Package not collected on time.

    We will not offer a replacement & will not refund in these cases.

    8. LOST PACKAGE / RETURN TO SENDER

    - Once an order has been successfully delivered to the address provided by the customer, our responsibility ends. We will not be responsible for any successfully delivered orders that are subsequently stolen.
    Customers should check:
    Around their property.
    With family members or neighbors.
    With local delivery carriers.

    - If a package is reported missing by customers but tracking confirms delivery, we will review the case within 1 month from the delivery date and provide assistance based on available carrier information. After 1 month, or if carrier tracking data is no longer available, we cannot be held responsible for lost packages.

    - Customers are responsible for ensuring their shipping address is accurate and secure before placing an order.

    If you have any questions, feel free to email support@nativeheritagestore.com. We will answer within 1- 2 business days. 

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    EVERY CHILD MATTERS

    Every Child Matters is a call to remember, to learn, and to stand with Indigenous children, Survivors, families, and communities.
    For more than a century, Canada's residential school system separated over 150,000 First Nations, Inuit, and Métis children from their homes, families, languages, cultures, and identities. Many never returned home, and the harm caused by this system continues to affect Survivors and generations that follow.
    Orange Shirt Day was inspired by Survivor Phyllis Webstad, whose new orange shirt was taken away on her first day at residential school when she was six years old. Her story turned the orange shirt into a symbol of the dignity, identity, and belonging that Indigenous children were denied.
    Every year on September 30, Orange Shirt Day and Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honour Survivors, remember the children who never came home, and encourage learning, reflection, and reconciliation.

    The message is simple but lasting: every child deserves safety, love, dignity, family, culture, and the freedom to be proud of who they are.

    REAL SUPPORT, REAL RECEIPTS

    Giving Back Is Part of What We Do

    At Native Heritage Store    , we believe support should go beyond words. To date, we have made more than $3,000 in documented contributions across USD and CAD donations to organizations supporting Indigenous children, youth, women, Survivors, families, and communities.

    Our contributions have supported:

    • Every Child Matters: Orange Shirt Foundation Fund
    • National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA)
    • Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP)
    • Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS)
    • Native Women’s Wilderness (NWW)

    These contributions reflect our commitment to healing, education, culture, and community care.

    Transparency matters to us. That’s why we share our donation receipts below as proof of our contributions.

    Our commitment is ongoing, and we will continue giving back as we grow.

    View Our Impact

      WEAR ORANGE. REMEMBER THE CHILDREN. HONOR THE SURVIVORS.

      Orange Shirt Day is a time to remember the Indigenous children who were taken from their families and placed in residential schools, to honor Survivors, and to recognize the lasting impact carried by families and communities today.
      Wearing orange helps keep these stories visible. It is a simple but meaningful way to show that Indigenous children deserve safety, dignity, cultural connection, and the freedom to grow up proud of who they are.
      At Native Heritage Store, we invite our community to wear orange with respect, learn the history behind the day, and help carry its message beyond September 30.
      Through our giving commitment, $1 from every eligible order is set aside to support causes connected with Indigenous children, Survivors, families, and communities.
      Wear orange with purpose. Listen, learn, remember—and help keep the message moving forward.

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        Testimonials

        • Perfect for Wearing Together

          I ordered two so we could wear them together, and I’m so glad I did. The sizing worked well for both of us and the shirts were easy to move around in all day. What really stood out was how nice the butterfly design looked in photos—the black print shows up beautifully against the orange. Wearing matching Every Child Matters shirts made the day feel even more special, and we received several kind comments about them. Definitely one of those purchases that becomes a memory, not just another shirt.

          Nicole B.

        • Beautiful Shirt with a Meaningful Message

          I’m really happy with this shirt. The fabric feels soft and comfortable, but still has a nice weight to it and doesn’t feel cheap. The orange color is beautiful, and the turtle and handprint design looks even better in person. What I love most is the meaning behind it — wearing Every Child Matters feels like more than just wearing a T-shirt. It’s something meaningful that I’m proud to wear and share with my family. I would definitely order again.

          Melissa R.

        • My New Favorite Orange Shirt

          I’ve washed this shirt a few times already and the graphic still looks just as clear as when it arrived. No cracking or peeling so far, which was something I was worried about. The fit is relaxed without looking oversized, and I really like how the orange stands out. I wore it to a community gathering and received several compliments on the artwork. Very pleased with this one.

          Deborah L.

          FAQs

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          What does the orange shirt represent?

          The orange shirt is worn in recognition of Orange Shirt Day and the Every Child Matters message. It honors Indigenous children who were affected by the residential school system, remembers those who never returned home, and recognizes Survivors, families, and communities.

          Fit and materials may vary depending on the selected shirt style.
          Please review the size chart, fabric composition, and product details provided on each product page before ordering.

          Our products are proudly made in the USA.

          Native Heritage Store sets aside $1 from every eligible order for contributions to organizations supporting Indigenous children, women, families, Survivors, and communities. This commitment remains tied to each eligible order, even when the store does not earn a profit from that order.

          Yes. While Orange Shirt Day is observed on September 30, the message of remembrance, learning, respect, and support remains meaningful throughout the year.